Clone Codes discussion

What specific themes did the author emphasize throughout the novel? What do you think he or she is trying to get across to the reader? How did the author try to do this?

One theme that I liked is when Leanna went to trial to try to get some clearance the theme kinda reminded me of equal rights and slavery. I think the author is trying to talk about slavery and equal rights, the author tells us that cyborgs and clones don't get treated equally towards humans, cyborgs sit and learn in separate schools and even have a tattoo to tell them apart from humans, clones can't even learn or grow up the have childhood like humans or cyborgs. Like our world we use color and culture and religion to separate each of us from one another.

One theme that i liked was when Leanna admits that shes a clone and when Houston admits that hes a cyborg. i think that Leanna is trying to say that clones act a little different then normal humans. "don't you know i'm a cyborg." says Houston (Mckissacks 74). It said that they were clones and cyborg right there in the story.

Matsia wrote: "One theme that I liked is when Leanna went to trial to try to get some clearance the theme kinda reminded me of equal rights and slavery. I think the author is trying to talk about slavery and equa..."
I agree with your responds. That was also a good part in the book. Also i agree the theme reminded me of slavery and equal right too.